Why did blue and white porcelain open the golden age of blue and white?

Jay Chou's poem "It's raining in the sky, but I'm waiting for you" brings us into blue and white porcelain, and the lyrics are more beautiful. The white and smooth surface has a deep and shallow blue and white outline, which is thick and thin for a while, thick and light for a while, and is deeply and shallowly presented on white porcelain, but the cyan and white that cannot be left in this life are perfectly combined here.

Our English in China is China. If the first letter is lowercase, it means porcelain. In the Tang Dynasty, because of the relatively open economy and frequent foreign exchanges, China was only called porcelain by foreigners. At that time, porcelain was something that every household in China would collect. The rich will collect some as decorations, while the poor will buy some as daily necessities.

Blue and white flowers were already famous at home and abroad in the Tang Dynasty. There are different blue and white porcelain wares in different times. There were blue and white porcelain in Yuan Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and Qing Dynasty. It is not difficult to find that we have seen the shadow of blue and white porcelain in TV dramas. Although this elegant vase is not as bright as the three colors of the Tang Dynasty, it also has its own characteristics.